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    All throughout sports men have dominated the fields and courts. But, women have the right to play sports just as much as men do. That is why in 1972 law called Title IX was passed. This law requires both male and female’s in every school that receives federal funding to have equality. Not many people understood how many schools didn’t have equal facilities and tools for female programs. Federally funded institutes, in order to stay federally funded must comply with Title IX. The first thing they…

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    stashed the boy in the crawl space of his house. This did not hider Gacy’s involvement in the community. He did not keep to himself after the murder of the young boy but, instead continued the growth of his business. His killing and sex craze from young men did not stop growing either. The murder of a teenage by the name of Robert Piest was very gruesome. While Gacy was working at a drugstore be offered Robert Peist, a young boy man who worked there, a job with his construction company. He asked…

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    platoon were consisted mostly young men and few experienced men.Some of these boys are carrying things that reminds them of home or as something that keeps them fighting. Throughout the book it shows us how theses young men fighting in war changes them after how they evolve to “Adults”. How realized their not a little kid anymore their fighting in a war is either do or die situation and be on the look out 24/7. Throughout the book it shows us how boys turn into men. Tim O’Brien is both the…

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    hroughout the early 1900s, society was built upon stringent principles regarding the virility of men. Young men, in particular, would often feel compelled to practice specific behaviors to achieve a sense of pride and maturity. As a result, young men would frequently look up to their male predecessors in hopes of becoming a true man. Successful writers of the twentieth century, including Robert Frost and Richard Wright, utilized literary elements and ideologies, such as human behavior, to convey…

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    Very little has been said about father and son relationships in MGTOW, and I feel acknowledging this father/son bond or lack thereof is paramount to carving a different future for men and generations of men to come. In order to venture into this future or this unknown path in betterment of men, we should see father/son relationships as one of the most important pieces left to complete The New Man; that special being that is to rise from the messy rubble of gynocentrism. Not only has the role…

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    “Jealous Husband Returns in Form of Parrot” by Robert Olen Butler a jealous husband reincarnates in the form of a parrot. He is ironically purchased by his ex wife and has to see her moving on with other men. This drives the jealous husband crazy, as he has to see the love of his life bringing men in and out of what use to be their home. By the end of the story, the jealous husband realizes there is no more future with his wife because he is a parrot now and nothing will change that. Magic…

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    Yes, I do think the race was a big factor in the beating of Vincent chin because after Ebenz accuse Vincent for stealing his “U.S.A job”. According to the movie, Mr Ebenz followed Vincent out and yelled racial slurs at him before Nitz, Ebenz stepson, held Vincent down while Ebenz struck Vincent on the head four times with a baseball bat and had Vincent laying out on the street. Ebenz knew what he was doing because he had taken the time to look for Vincent chin, when someone does something like…

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    of manhood in America is pitiful in my opinion.” This quote demonstrates that even Theroux, a man, is disappointed of what the males being committed to his families. In this excerpt, the a male’s version if ‘manliness’ is measured by the number of women he has slept with rather than his family. This would make males who have children inferior, which could lead to them leaving their…

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    Throughout the 1800’s, gender stereotypes proved to dominate over men and women. Women were to be domestic while men worked to provide for a family. In Little Women, by Louisa May Alcott, Jo March is a rambunctious sixteen-year-old girl who knows how a proper lady should act but takes a step up against these standards. Jo contradicts gender stereotypes many times throughout Little Women, while showing a bold independence throughout the story by earning a job writing in New York. Leaving home,…

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    American male is 73 years, meanwhile, it is 80 years for females. In the article “Men Still Die Before Women. Is Toxic Masculinity to Blame?” by Haider Javed Warraich and Robert Califf, the authors come to the conclusion that masculinity causes men to die earlier than women. Michael Kimmel, author of “Bros before Hos: The Guy Code”, digs even deeper into why masculinity is to blame for the shorter life expectancy of men. Kimmel also includes many anecdotes, discussions from his classes, and…

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